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2cnd squash planting

13 years ago

Anyone pulling out slowing down squash,and planting more seed? I have some about 2 weeks old, and was thinking about putting out more.I have one spot that I planted real early and has started slowing down.(IS IT TOO LATE AND TOO HOT IN OUR AREA- CENTRAL MS -TO START SEED)

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iris_lover
13 years ago
I just planted more seeds last Saturday.

Worth a try!!

marie
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